Love at Absolute Zero is a fun story, engaging, and readers unconsciously learn how quantum physics and love actually mix. Every chapter begins with a law of physics, and by the end of the chapter, you see how it connects to love—and you may laugh a lot. The truth about how we as people operate when in love may make you cringe as well as guffaw.
A must-read for readers who like unusual romances such as Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen or High Fidelity by Nick Hornby.
The Book has been self-published via Amazon is available as Paperback and eBook via Amazon, B&N and certain local Book Stores in L.A. – 262 pages – released in 2011.
About the Book
Love At Absolute Zero is about Gunnar Gunderson, a 32-year-old physicist at the University of Wisconsin. After being given tenure and channeling his inner salmon, he's determined to meet his soul mate within three days using the Scientific Method.
When he accidentally steps on the toes of a visiting kindergarten teacher from Denmark, his world turns upside down.
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Reviews (Excerpts)
- “[...] This is a story that is fundamentally original and inventive. It forces its reader to ask pressing questions about not only the state of the protagonist's heart and mind, but their own, and proves to both that the ideas we sometimes hold dear may limit us in imperceptible but very life altering ways. A deeply resonant read that manages to be funny without sacrificing its gravity. Highly recommended!” - zibilee (Amazon)
- “[...] I loved this book much more than I planned to, starting it expecting a fun but ultimately lightweight read. Inside, I was amused and moved by Gunnar's adventures.
I don't give five stars just because I like a book, but usually have to be able to see more than entertainment to give that rating. Absolute Zero turned out to be great entertainment, but also much more. I'm now a Meeks fan.” - MJ Guthrie
- “[...] Love at Absolute Zero is likely to appeal to a variety of readers. The romance at its heart is leavened by references to what I can only assume is real science, and by humor ranging from near slapstick to the kind of inside jokes scientists tell each other at the water cooler.
As Gunnar puts it so well, 'people were just elements looking to be a compound.' ” - Sam Sattler
- “A lot of very funny scenes and plot twists keep the narrative bouncing along. If this is the guy's version of a romantic comedy/chick lit, give me more[...]” ― Holly C. (Amazon)
- “This book truly is thrilling, I am so glad this was mentioned to me by a friend.
If you want a book that has an original plot and captivating characters this is the book for you!” ― Georgia Conroy
About the Author
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| Author Christopher Meeks |
The Brightest Moon of the Century is a story that Marc Schuster of Small Press Reviews describes as “a great and truly humane novel in the tradition of Charles Dickens and John Irving.”
His new comic novel, Love At Absolute Zero, is about a physicist who uses the tools of science to find his soul mate--and he has just three days. Critic Grady Harp calls the book “a gift." He also runs White Whisker Books and publishes four authors.
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